Mad. Andre. 
Jackmann! 
Henryi. 
RED^ 
WHITE 
and BLUE 
Clematis 
Collection. 
Three Plants for 3S cts. 
Jackmannl. The old favorite, which everj' one has seen and admired for its marvcIou< clouds ot bloom. The flowers 
arc an intense ri':h violet purple with a soft, velvety appearance that is indescribably beautiful. 
H«nryl. A vif^orou'^. grower and a free bloomer. The best Israe-flowercd variety producing pure white flowers. 
Madam Edouard Andre. The fljwers are ver>' lar:^e, usu.tHv six-petaled, of a distinct, pleasincr shatie of camiine 
Ordars for Clematis should reach me not later than April IStll, as they can be handled niore successfully while 
m a dormant condition, and after that date they will usually have commenced to leaf out. My "Cultur* of Flowars". 
which you would receive with thi^ order, gives careful directions for cultivation of Clematis. 
AMERICAN WONDER LEMON 
OTAHEITE, or DWARF CHINESE ORANGE 
Two Popular Plants for 25c 
Ont Jirm said more than Twenty Thousand 
Orange and Lemon *CreM last u^ot — evidence of 
thdf great popularHv. 
The Lonion maT-rc--^ a strnnfT growth and is 
, an clejinnt porch or lawn plant. The fruit, 
too, is vury pnlatanle. The Orange is dwarf 
and is a lovely pot plant. Moominfr most 
freely in the v/inter The dark Jireen foliac:e, 
the sweetly-scented white blossoms and the 
little yell'jw fmit.; area pleasinpr combination 
Price, ISc each; tb« two, 2Sc. 
AUTTCRFLY BEAN. 
A beautiful nev/ Runner Bean, highly oma- 
mcnLal as; a climber and useful also for the 
kitchen garden, ^ The vine^i are extrtmely 
.floriferoiis, boarinpr numerous clusters of 
charmin;: flowerr, with pn.-tty salninn-rosc 
standards and snowy white wings, the twn 
distinct colors mnlcinfr a strikins contrant. 
The seeds arc pretty too, innitlcd brown on 
white frround. Pkt., 5 secd-^, 6c. 
BUTTCIirLY WUOL 
Chrysanthemum, "Bridal Robe/' 
This is one of the dainliat thimri inuwtinable, both in foUnee and 
flower. One pl.mt yicldi hundrcdt of brautiliU white bloKunis, and 
nothinB is finer for cuttinffcithcr to uje by itself, or to dtt-orate a bou- 
qnet of coar^rr fl .wiT«. Tho offnvd by others at novflty prices this 
year, I am at !e to put it out at the usunl price*. Sec pago 22 fur 
further descriptioo. Pkt., 100 t*vU. S cts. 
BURBANK 
TEN PKTS. 
Just before (rolni- V' p: 
COLLECTION. 
FOR 2S CENTS. 
, „ i , • . ' I had an opjK rtunity to get direct from 
Luther Burijank, the f.irnum Horticulturist, sonw seed from hii Mper- 
iment.-il gardens and tho many arc the old f&milUr thinfri. I thought 
my customer* would like to try the Burbaok straini. I iuw ma/Ie up. 
therefore, what I think will be a very derimblc collection and offer 
them at Batcain Sale Prices. Of cour*e ihe packet! xn not the wual 
You CQuid'nt get tbem fcirthi> if they wetc, but the nrda are 
fresh and g ■' d", and will > icid all and m ^rc than you will want. The 
collections are alnuiy put up, and cannot be broken. 
1. MMlral Pmpy. New. See cut pa«c 42. 
2. Butterfly Flowar. Improved strain. 
3. Eachacholtzla. "Crimson andGold." A kwh-prieed novelty. 
4. IcalaiHl Peppy. Pine etrain. 
fi. MImulua Cardlnalto. New Kaaker Plmmr. 
e. Parannlal Laefcaptir. Burtwnk'i New Hybrida. 
7. Ptatyatamon. I >1 lnra:a Craam Copt. 
B. SalpJE<o*Bia. L '7 v.iri'"t'r<, 
8. SMrtay Poppy. O irt«nk't Impnivad. 
10. Vae t— a . Larwe-a^wering. 
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